Elmhurst and New York Blizzard and Winter Snow Storm

February 25 and 26 2010

The storm was called a Snow Hurricane because of its intense Winds

Winds of over 60 miles per hour were recorded

Elmhurst Towers Winter 81 11 45th Avenue New York 11373

 The 5th significant snow event of 2010  (9 images)
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This Storm on February 25 and 26 2010 was called the 'snow hurricane' because of the intense winds that accompanied it as it moved from the south west on to the North Eastern coast.  Winds of over 60 miles per hour were recorded

The storm was the third storm in as many weeks in Elmhurst New York, and New York New Work. 

It was the 5th major snow storm of the winter of 2009 to 2010 season along the Atlantic North East Coast.  The first 2 snow storms had major impacts in Washington DC and Philadelphia.  The 3rd storm affected Washington, Philadelphia and New York.  The last 2 of the five had their major impact in New York and points north

It is probably needless to say but necessary none the less:  North Easterners are tired of the Nor' Easterners of 2010.  Elmhurst got just about 12 inches from this storm, Central Park got 14 inches and points west, in New Jersey got way too much - up to 25 inches

Click a picture to see a larger view of the February 26 storm beauty in Elmhurst Wisconsin, 11373.

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The blizzard called a snow hurricane

Two days of blowing and snowing in Elmhurst

Beautiful snow in New York city .  The neighborhood was "snow-full" .  Three significant snowfalls in three weeks.  Winter white in the Big Apple. 

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Photos made by Dennis with a Fujifilm FinePix S1500 digital camera